Hidden camera films Siberian tiger cubs in the wild

Our 3 female Malayan tiger cubs now have names and a new member of their care team, resident nursery companion, Blakely the Australian shepherd. For more info - http://cincinnatizoo.org/blog/2017/03/10/blakely-the-australian-shepherd-filling-in-as-parent-to-one-month-old-tiger-cubs/ | Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden

Tiger Cubs Tigers are usually solitary animals with the male and female pairing for a brief period of a few days in the mating season during winters. The tigress gives birth to a litter of usually 3-4 cubs after a gestation period of 93-114 days. The cubs are given birth usually in tall grass or a dense thicket. The cubs are born with their eyes sealed and these open only when they are 6-14 days old. Tigress lactates for 5-6 months and the cubs start eating meat when they are about eight weeks o

Malayan tiger mom, Ava, welcomed five cubs into the world overnight on August 8 and 9. 🐯 We’re so excited to share this special birth footage with you. Every birth is a big win for this critically endangered species, and we can’t wait to watch these little cubs grow under the care of their mom and our amazing animal and veterinary staff. | Tulsa Zoo